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Her \"Sky Cycles\" weaves images from differing times of day, times of year, and points of view into large expanses of art glass.":1,"#BART Warm Springs Station: Opening Day Speeches":1,"#After years of struggling to save the money needed to build a 200 million dollar Suicide Deterrent System, there is finally funding to pay for the project. Mark Jones attended the bittersweet ceremoney to mark the beginning of the project.":1,"#2i 26 0876 1 Summary Sheet CARE Learning Lab | Metropolitan Transportation Commission":1,"#2i 26 0876 1 Summary Sheet CARE Learning Lab":1,"#30 מ׳":1,"#50 מ׳":1,"#100 מ׳":1,"#200 מ׳":1,"#300 מ׳":1,"#1,000 ft":1,"#2,000 ft":1,"#500 מ׳":1,"#3,000 ft":1,"#5,000 ft":1,"#Ein großes „P“-Icon zeigt Standorte zum Parken":1,"#Telefon: 415-778-6757":1,"#TDD/TTY Telefon: Wählen Sie 711 und bitten Sie darum, an 415-778-6700 weitergeleitet zu werden":1,"#Wenn Sie eine Person mit einer Behinderung sind und Hilfe mit dieser Karte benötigen, wenden Sie sich bitte an das MTC Public Information Office:":1,"#Ein Zugsymbol zeigt ausgewählte Bahnhöfe an":1,"#Hinweis: Wenn keine Symbole angezeigt werden, zoomen Sie auf die Karte und sie werden angezeigt.":1,"#Ein kleines, massives schwarzes Quadrat zeigt Standorte für Sehenswürdigkeiten":1,"#Ikonen":1,"#Purple gestrichelte Linie zeigt Geplante andere Wanderwege (nicht Bay Trail)":1,"#Solid Purple Line zeigt Bestehende andere Trail (nicht Bay Trail)":1,"#Hellgrüne gestrichelte Linie zeigt Planned Bay Trail":1,"#Doppelgrüne durchgezogene Linie zeigt On Street Bay Trail":1,"#Hellgrüne durchgezogene Linie zeigt Dirt/Gravel Bay Trail":1,"#Dunkelgrüne durchgezogene Linie zeigt gepflastert (off street) Bay Trail":1,"#Trail Legende":1,"#Die Legende am Ende der Karte zeigt verschiedene Arten von Wanderwegen als Orte für ausgewählte Bay Trail Aktivitäten.":1,"#Karte Legende":1,"#Drücken Sie die blaue Finish-Taste auf der linken Seite, um die Messung zu beenden":1,"#Klicken Sie erneut, um einen Punkt auf der Linie hinzuzufügen":1,"#Klicken Sie, um mit dem Zeichnen einer Linie zu beginnen":1,"#Abstande messen":1,"#Beim Zeichnen erscheint eine Blackbox in der oberen rechten Ecke der Karte, die die gesamte gemessene Entfernung zeigt":1,"#Vollbildansicht":1,"#Suchen Sie meinen Standort (ein Fenster erscheint, so dass Sie mtc.ca.gov die Erlaubnis geben können, auf Ihren Standort zuzugreifen)":1,"#Zurücksetzen des Kartenlagers nach Norden (auf mobilen Geräten)":1,"#Die Schaltflächen oben auf der Karte ermöglichen es den Benutzern:":1,"#Karten-Tools":1,"#Die Bay Trail Segmente auf der interaktiven Karte wurden zuletzt 2024 aktualisiert. Die Segmente des Connector Trail auf der interaktiven Karte wurden zuletzt 2019 aktualisiert.":1,"#Vorhanden":1,"#Steckverbinder-Spur":1,"#Vorgeschlagen":1,"#Auf Der Straße":1,"#Schmutz/Kies":1,"#Sehen Sie sich ein Downloadable an (. XLS) Version der Bay Trail Interactive Map Details.":1,"#Details zur Karte":1,"#Gepflastert":1,"#Legende":1,"#Klicken oder tippen Sie auf Trail-Segmente für Länge, Typ und lokale Informationen.":1,"#Der Bay Trail ist ein geplanter 500-Meilen-Wander- und Radweg rund um die gesamte San Francisco Bay, der durch alle neun Bay Area Countys, 47 Städte und über sieben Mautbrücken verläuft.":1,"#Diese Straßenkarte der Bay Area zeigt Abschnitte des Bay Trail, der die San Francisco Bay, die San Pablo Bay und die Flüsse und Flussmündungen umgibt, die mit dem Weg verbunden sind. Dieser Weg verläuft entlang des Wassers von Petaluma und Napa im Norden nach Santa Clara und San Jose im Süden.":1,"#Interaktive Karte von Bay Trail":1,"#In: Bay Trail Interactive Map | Metropolitan Transportation Commission":1,"#2f 26 0796 1 Summary Sheet CCTA STIP Amendment | Metropolitan Transportation Commission":1,"#Joint Regional Network Management Council and <em ljsid-1=\"\">Clipp</em>er Executive Board":1,"#<em ljsid-0=\"\">Clipp</em>er Executive Board":1,"#Joint Regional Network Management Council and <em ljsid-1=\"\">Clip</em>per Executive Board":1,"#Joint Regional Network Management Council and <em ljsid-1=\"\">Cli</em>pper Executive Board":1,"#3h 26 0822 Contract Bench MGO Bench Audit | Metropolitan Transportation Commission":1,"#3h 26 0822 Contract Bench MGO Bench Audit":1,"#3d 26 0821 Contract Amendment Bay Area Bike to Work | Metropolitan Transportation Commission":1,"#What is Plan Bay Area 2050+? 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It will focus on near-term actions for both regional and local partners, including the Air District, county transportation authorities and community choice aggregators.":1,"#4a 26 0663 1 Summary Sheet BAHA FY2026 27 Ops and Capital Budget | Metropolitan Transportation Commission":1,"#4a 26 0663 1 Summary Sheet BAHA FY2026 27 Ops and Capital Budget":1,"#Via postal mail to: Metropolitan Transportation Commission, Attn: Public Information Office — 2027 TIP,":1,"#at the MTC-ABAG Library, Bay Area Metro Center,":1,"#375 Beale St., Suite 800, San Francisco, CA 94105":1,"#. Please send appointment requests to":1,"#Traffic Advisory I-580 Access Improvements October 23, 2017":1,"#Assemblywoman Lois Wolk":1,"#Assemblyman Mark DeSaulnier":1,"#3b 26 0720 Legislative Advocacy Services Bench | Metropolitan Transportation Commission":1,"#3b 26 0720 Legislative Advocacy Services Bench":1,"#5d <a ljsid-1=\"\">26 0824 2<span ljsid-1-1=\"\"><span ljsid-1-1-0=\"\"></span></span></a> Attachment A BATA MFR May":1,"#5d <a ljsid-1=\"\">26 0824 1<span ljsid-1-1=\"\"><span ljsid-1-1-0=\"\"></span></span></a> Summary Sheet BATA MFR May":1,"#2a <a ljsid-1=\"\">26 0863 6 10 2026<span ljsid-1-1=\"\"><span ljsid-1-1-0=\"\"></span></span></a> Prog Allocations Draft Minutes":1,"#Segment Number: <strong ljsid-1=\"\">5100</strong>":1,"#8a Public Comment Jayden Zimmerman Transit Equity Analysis Redacted | Metropolitan Transportation Commission":1,"#5:30 PM – 6:30 PM and 6:30 PM – 7:30 PM":1,"#6:30 PM – 7:30 PM and 7:30 PM – 8:30 PM":1,"#6:00 PM – 7:00 PM and 7:00 PM – 8:00 PM":1,"#6a <a ljsid-1=\"\">26 0897 1<span ljsid-1-1=\"\"><span ljsid-1-1-0=\"\"></span></span></a> Staff Liaison Report Summarysheet August":1,"#7b 24 0138 Attachment B MTC Resloution No 4619 Attachment C":1,"#5b 26 0875 2 Attachment A Presentation EPC Refresh POE Interal Findings | Metropolitan Transportation Commission":1,"#5b 26 0875 2 Attachment A Presentation EPC Refresh POE Interal Findings":1,"#5b 26 0875 1 Summary Sheet EPC Refresh POE Internal Engagement Findings | Metropolitan Transportation Commission":1,"#5b 26 0875 1 Summary Sheet EPC Refresh POE Internal Engagement Findings":1,"#Contra Costa Supervisor John Gioia":1,"#Jay Stagi, <a ljsid-1=\"\">(415) 533-2455<span ljsid-1-1=\"\"><span ljsid-1-1-0=\"\"></span></span></a>":1,"#Hallie Baron, <a ljsid-1=\"\">(415) 793-7435<span ljsid-1-1=\"\"><span ljsid-1-1-0=\"\"></span></span></a>":1,"#10a 23 1422 Attachment B RNM Council Draft FY 23 25 Work Plan":1,"#4b 26 0750 2 BATA Resolution No | Metropolitan Transportation Commission":1,"#4b 26 0750 2 BATA Resolution No":1,"#4b 26 0750 3 Attachments A H Proposed FY2026 27 BATA Budget | Metropolitan Transportation Commission":1,"#4b 26 0750 3 Attachments A H Proposed FY2026 27 BATA Budget":1,"#Enter Cinema Mode":1,"#Ce":1,"#Compare plans":1,"#Sign in to save your watch history and sync across devices.":1,"#Your data will be lost":1,"#Please play a video to create room":1,"#Searching for Video":1,"#Enter your name":1,"#Sign in to sync your data across devices":1,"#Sign in with Email":1,"#Sign in with Google":1,"#Start instantly - no account needed. You can upgrade later.":1,"#Get Started":1,"#0/20 characters":1,"#Start Watching Together":1,"#Watch With Me":1,"#We use cookies and similar technologies to operate, analyze, personalize, and improve your experience and our services, as described in our Privacy Notice. You can manage your cookie preferences or opt out at any time.":1,"#Bay Bridge New East Span: Saddle Completion":1,"#A preview of what the Oakland Airport Connector will look like when it's opened in 11/2014":1,"#According to a recent report released by TomTom – the travel information firm – congestion levels in large metro areas across the world add significantly to the time that drivers spend in their cars. In Los Angeles (Ranked 1st in the U.S. and 10th Worldwide), a 30 minute commute at free flow can be 39% longer in the evening due to congestion. Commuters in the Bay Area are only slightly better off than their counter parts in LA. The measured congestion in San Francisco (Ranked 2nd in the U.S. and 26th World-wide) is at 34%, while San Jose (Ranked 6th in the US and 51st Worldwide) is at 30%. TomTom roadway congestion is measured as an increase in overall travel times when compared to the posted speed limits on roadways. The full report and press release can be viewed here:":1,"#New TomTom data reveals rush hour traffic doubles journey times for commuters":1,"#A coalition of local government advocacy organizations-including our own Association of Metropolitan Planning Organizations (AMPO) – have written to the House and Senate transportation committee leadership urging greater “suballocation” of federal surface transportation funding to MPOs like MTC whose boards are composed primarily of local elected officials.":1,"#April 20, Washington, DC":1,"#Local Governments Comment on Reauthorization":1,"#mtc.ca.gov/news/video/su4t_event.htm":1,"#Chair Cortese emceed and Commissioners Liccardo, Sartipi and Wiener participated in this very successful press event sponsored by the American Public Transportation Association to emphasize the importance of the U.S. Congress passing a long-term surface transportation bill this year. Many thanks to Randy Rentschler and his staff for all the legwork associated with putting the day together. Video highlights of the event can be found here:":1,"#April 9, San Francisco":1,"#Stand Up 4 Transportation Event":1,"#Kathleen Kelly has been named interim general manager of AC Transit following the unexpected departure of David Armijo last month. Kathleen most recently served a similar role for the Livermore Amador Valley Transit Authority, after a lengthy public transit career during which she worked at AC Transit, BART, and the San Francisco Municipal Railway.":1,"#April 9, Oakland":1,"#AC Transit Leadership Change":1,"#TIP ID – VAR170008, GL: Emergency Relief – SHOPP Emergency Response Program, Last updated with TIP Revision 2019-32":1,"#07a 5 Attachment D Presentation WTE Terms and Name Change":1,"#MPO FTIPs For FFY Period 2021 to 2024":1,"#Photos: \"Experience Electric\" Campaign Kicks Off at San Francisco Garage":1,"#To learn more about Experience Electric and future ride and drive events, visit<a ljsid-1=\"\">www.energycenter.org/ExperienceElectric<span ljsid-1-1=\"\"><span ljsid-1-1-0=\"\"></span></span></a> or<a ljsid-3=\"\">www.facebook.com/thebetterride<span ljsid-3-1=\"\"><span ljsid-3-1-0=\"\"></span></span></a> to join in the EV conversation online.":1,"#The May 17 ride-and-drive opportunity is the first of some 20 events featuring plug-in electric and plug-in hybrid electric vehicles (aka PEVs) in communities throughout the Bay Area’s nine counties, at workplaces, urban centers and local neighborhoods. At the events, visitors can chat with EV experts to learn about available models, home charging, rebates, tax incentives and more.":1,"#Sponsored by MTC in partnership with the Bay Area Air Quality Management District and a consortium of EV organizations, the <strong ljsid-1=\"\">Experience Electric – The Better Ride</strong> campaign aims to raise the awareness of Bay Area residents about EVs as a reliable and cost-effective alternative through ride-and-drive events in a casual environment free of sales hype. Accelerating EV use is a key regional strategy for reducing emissions from gas-powered vehicles, improving air quality, and achieving local and state targets for curbing greenhouse emissions.":1,"#The event will feature state-of-the-art EVs from such manufacturers as BMW, FIAT, Ford, General Motors and Nissan. Test drives are available to licensed drivers on a first-come, first-served basis, with free tacos available to those taking test drives.":1,"#Curious about what it feels like to drive an electric vehicle (EV)? The Bay Area public will get their chance to get behind the steering wheels of a range of the latest electric vehicles on Saturday, May 17, at an “Experience Electric Ride-and-Drive Event” running from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. at the Marina Green Triangle in San Francisco (along Marina Green Drive at Marina Blvd., across from Safeway and next to the Fort Mason Marina).":1,"#“Experience Electric” at Marina Green, Saturday, May 17, 2014":1,"#Could not retrieve the oEmbed resource.":1,"#Presentation at the ITS World Congress Vienna, Austria.":1,"#An estimated 100,000 Bay Area residents across all nine counties pedaled to work on May 9, 2019. It was the 25th Anniversary for Bike to Work Day.":1,"#Bike to Work Day officially happens just once a year. Ford GoBike has made it possible to do every day.":1,"#The fall 2017 program of MTC’s Metro Talks, always open to the public, featured top experts from California and around-the-world who talked adaptation efforts, including the Bay Area's Resilient by Design exercise.":1,"#The 2018 YES Conference, an acronym for Youth for the Environment and Sustainability, drew the biggest group of young people in the program's history.":1,"#When the Transbay Transit Center opens in San Francisco, the public art will provide a visual feast for the eyes. One of the four featured artists is Julie Chang, who designed the terrazzo floor for the Grand Hall.":1,"#07b 4 Attachment C Presentation BAHFA WTEP Fee Schedule":1,"#MTC Claim Application - Article 4 Transit Checklist":1,"#FY-2022-23_Application_Workbook.xlsx":1,"#and a list of bridge-related shows around the Bay Area":1,"#“My Bay Bridge” is on view on the third floor of the MetroCenter from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. weekdays. See a complete description of art exhibits at MTC":1,"#The Hummingbird class’ unit on the Bay Bridge has clearly left an impression on the young artists: when Wade asked them what they want to be when they grow up, nearly all said “engineer” — except for the two aspiring “kitty cats.”":1,"#At today’s event, the preschoolers got a chance to revisit their artwork and enjoy a hands-on presentation by MTC’s Victor Gauthier and Margena Wade, who both work in public outreach for the Bay Bridge. After viewing slides of the old and new bridges via old-fashioned viewfinders, the preschoolers tried their hands at building three-dimensional models of the new span out of wooden blocks.":1,"#The children made the paintings earlier this fall when MTC Principal Engineer Peter Lee, father to Growing Light student Matthew, visited the class and taught them all about earthquake safety and engineering. He showed them a timelapse video of the East Span’s construction, which inspired the students to later make their own renditions out of painter’s tape and acrylic paint.":1,"#The reenactment was part of a field trip to MTC today by the Hummingbird Class at Oakland’s Growing Light Montessori school to view an installation of their bridge-themed paintings. The colorful canvases depict a kid’s-eye view of the new Bay Bridge East Span, which was designed to replace the portion of the bridge that was damaged in the 1989 quake and opened this past Labor Day, 2013.":1,"#A dozen or so three- and four-year-olds stretched out their arms and swayed back and forth. None of them were alive when the Loma Prieta earthquake rattled the Bay Area in 1989, but you wouldn’t know it from their spot-on impressions of the quaking and shaking Bay Bridge.":1,"#3b Port of San Francisco Berkeley Ferry":1,"#2012 Pavement Condition Index Scores":1,"#The complete 2012 Bay Area Pavement Conditions Summary — including percentages of local roadways in “excellent” or “very good” and “poor” or “failed” condition, and a listing of average PCI scores for the arterials, collector roadways and residential streets — in all Bay Area counties and cities is available <a ljsid-1=\"\">here.</a>":1,"#In addition to Larkspur and St. Helena, other jurisdictions with three-year average PCI scores below the 60-point threshold include Albany, Belmont, Berkeley, Calistoga, Cotati, East Palo Alto, Half Moon Bay, Moraga, Oakland, Orinda, Pacifica, Petaluma, Rio Vista, San Anselmo, San Leandro, Vallejo, and unincorporated Marin, Napa and Sonoma counties.":1,"#“There are thousands of miles of streets and roads around the Bay Area with PCI scores below 60,” explained MTC Vice Chair and Santa Clara County Supervisor Dave Cortese. “That’s the point at which the deterioration of pavement rapidly accelerates. MTC has been working with cities and counties to make it possible for them to invest in both preventive maintenance and in rehabilitation, and I am pleased to see that Santa Clara County and every one of our 15 cities are reporting an average PCI score above 60.”":1,"#The lowest-ranked pavement in the Bay Area was found in the Marin County city of Larkspur and the Napa County city of St. Helena, each of which recorded a PCI score of 42 for 2010-12.":1,"#MTC’s Regional Streets and Roads Program later this year will recognize El Cerrito for having the most improved pavement conditions of any jurisdiction in the Bay Area. The Contra Costa County city boosted its one-year PCI score to 85 (very good) in 2012 from just 48 (poor) in 2006, and raised its three-year average to 84 from 62 (fair) in 2010. The Regional Streets and Roads Program also will recognize the cities of Brentwood and Dublin for the achievements made in 2012 by their pavement maintenance programs. Brentwood and Dublin have consistently posted some of the highest average PCI scores in the region.":1,"#“Restoring the Bay Area’s transportation system to a state of good repair has long been one of the Commission’s top priorities,” commented MTC Chair Amy Rein Worth, who also serves as Mayor of Orinda. “For local streets and roads, the goal is to get every one of our cities and counties to a score of 75 or better. Most cities’ pavement maintenance needs have far outstripped available funds for many years, so holding the line at a regional average of 66 can be seen as a partial victory. But we’ve also seen that big improvements are possible if local voters decide streets and roads are an important civic priority. The best example is El Cerrito, which passed a half-cent sales tax in 2008 to finance a very successful citywide street improvement program. I expect to see equally impressive results soon in both Orinda and Moraga, where voters last fall approved similar half-cent sales tax measures.”":1,"#OAKLAND, CA — The pavement on the Bay Area’s nearly 43,000 lane-miles of local streets and roads remains in “fair” condition, with the typical stretch of asphalt showing serious wear and likely to require rehabilitation soon. Data released today by the Metropolitan Transportation Commission (MTC) puts the region’s 2012 pavement condition index (PCI) score at 66 out of a maximum possible 100 points, as calculated on a three-year moving average basis. This marks the fourth consecutive year the region has registered an average PCI score of 66, a reading that has not varied by more than two points since 2006.":1,"#<span ljsid-0=\"\">View photo galleries also tagged as</span> Bike to Work Day":1,"#Roadway Project Listings - 2021 TIP":1,"#Statistics for MTC operational programs (Call Box Program, Freeway Service Patrol, FasTrak, 511 and Clipper) for the period November 2016 through October 2017":1,"#Feedback on Initial Draft of Transit-Oriented Communities (TOC) Policy Procedural Guidance":1,"#{\"title\":\"\"Experience Electric\" Campaign Rolls Into San Jose\",\"alt\":\"\"Experience Electric\" Campaign Rolls Into San Jose\"}":1,"#Electric vehicle being tested at the event":1,"#Oakland Councilmember Rebecca Kaplan":1,"#2021 TIP Comments Received":1,"#Regional GTFS Feed: Interline Technologies LLC <a ljsid-1=\"\">www.interline.io<span ljsid-1-1=\"\"><span ljsid-1-1-0=\"\"></span></span></a>":1,"#Traffic Advisory I-580 Access Improvements October 22, 2018":1,"#Karin Betts: (510) 817-5725":1,"#For more information about the 2010 MTC Awards, call the MTC Public Information Office at (415) 778-6757. MTC is the transportation planning, funding and coordinating agency for the nine-county San Francisco Bay Area.":1,"#Past winners include Fannie Mae Barnes, who broke through long-entrenched gender barriers to become the first female cable car grip for San Francisco Muni; Palo Alto’s Gunn High School, recognized for its GO-FAST program that took on teen car culture and created incentives for students to walk, bike, carpool or use public transit; and the team behind the MacArthur Maze “miracle,” in which the key interchange was rebuilt in just 26 days following the catastrophic explosion of a gasoline tanker truck. Recognition has also gone to volunteers, community leaders and government employees dedicated to improving transportation for Bay Area residents.":1,"#MTC is the regional transportation planning agency for the nine-county San Francisco Bay Area, and its “Excellence in Motion” awards program recognizes individuals, projects and organizations that have had a positive impact on transportation in the region. The deadline for all nominations is Friday, April 30, 2010. Winners will be selected by a jury representing MTC and the community. Visit the MTC Web page at <a ljsid-1=\"\">www.mtc.ca.gov/about_mtc/awards/</a> to submit an application online.":1,"#OAKLAND, CA<span ljsid-1=\"\"> </span><span ljsid-2=\"\">— </span>When it comes to transportation, the Metropolitan Transportation Commission (MTC) wants to know: What moves you? Is your bus driver exceptionally friendly and helpful? Has an organization in your community worked hard to boost smart growth, reduce harmful carbon emissions or encourage climate-friendly behavior? Are you wowed by local efforts to improve public transit service and encourage alternatives to driving alone? Now is your chance to nominate them for an MTC award.":1,"#West Oakland Link Initial Study/Mitigated Negative Declaration: 2.12 Mineral Resources":1,"#APPENDIX A – 40 - Project Delivery - Regional Project Funding Delivery Policy Guidance for FHWA-Administered Federal Funds in the San Francisco Bay Area, MTC Resolution No. 3606 - 2021 TIP":1,"#Appendices A-40 through A-42 Project Delivery":1,"#Bay Area Bike to Wherever Days encourages local residents to try riding on two wheels for the first time and celebrates those who regularly bike. It is presented by <a ljsid-1=\"\">MTC</a> (the transportation planning, financing and coordinating agency for the nine-county San Francisco Bay Area), <a ljsid-3=\"\">511<span ljsid-3-1=\"\"><span ljsid-3-1-0=\"\"></span></span></a> (the region’s traveler information system) and <a ljsid-5=\"\">Alaska Airlines<span ljsid-5-1=\"\"><span ljsid-5-1-0=\"\"></span></span></a>. Bike to Wherever Day/Days 2020 also receives regional support from the <a ljsid-7=\"\">Bay Area Air Quality Management District<span ljsid-7-1=\"\"><span ljsid-7-1-0=\"\"></span></span></a> (BAAQMD) and <a ljsid-9=\"\">Bay Area Rapid Transit<span ljsid-9-1=\"\"><span ljsid-9-1-0=\"\"></span></span></a> (BART), as well as from many sponsors at the local level.":1,"#Leading up to the September activities, bicycle coalitions and traffic management organizations throughout the region are holding virtual classes and events. Information about the programs can be found at the county links at <a ljsid-1=\"\">www.lovetoride.net/bayarea<span ljsid-1-1=\"\"><span ljsid-1-1-0=\"\"></span></span></a>. This site also provides the opportunity for riders to register to participate in Bike to Wherever Days for the month of September. By registering, bicyclists can track their rides, have a chance to win great prizes, be part of team and individual Bay Area wide competitions, and have fun pedaling with friends, family, remote coworkers and more.":1,"#{\"title\":\"&quot;Experience Electric&quot; in Cupertino, September 20, 2014\",\"alt\":\"&quot;Experience Electric&quot; in Cupertino\"}":1,"#The Experience Electric campaign, sponsored by MTC together with the Bay Area Air Quality Management District and a consortium of electric vehicle (EV) organizations, rolled into Cupertino on September 20, 2014. The event coincided with National Drive Electric week, and featured a procession of 507 electric vehicles that was deemed to be the largest such parade in world history by Guinness World Records®. 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